ITIFj BEE: OMAHA1, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1010.
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CRAIN'AND PRODUCE MARKET
Heat ii Unchanged at the Opening
of the Omaha Market. .
SHOWERS IN THE CORN BELT
Balllea from the MiUbmI I
Isr-tH tale Rae Off
J ellle--f I.bk Cora'
' rtt.'". Cora Firm.
' :. OMAHA, July 28." 1010.
V' cat unchanged at th opening.
CabfM oaru. lower atul renewed hedging
ale gave th market a rattier wenk tone.
Iiellveryv by farmers has noticeably de
creased with the decline In values for the
last wenk. No material decline Is expected,
an crop conditions are considered bulllHh.
Showefs over Iowa and Illinois and
cooler temperatures relieved the strain on
the corn market,, 'prices dropping off
sharply at the opening. Hood soaking rains
are needed or reactions will occur.
Wheat was weak ana early trading at
lower levels -than last night' clone on
Jower earn market and bearish news on
tha spun , -whenf ' harvesting returns.
Shorts were .sood-bu vera on the break and
caused 'reaatlon'.f- to yeeterday'a closing
With oVni soilttere'l showers In th
nortnern part of ifie corn neit, traae was
Inclined "to tenure the bullish news from
tha aouetiwest, and values eased oft wltn
selling of long; corn. Cash corn was firm,
at about yesterday's nrice.
FrlmafV wheat receipts were 1!42,000 bu.,
and shipments were 5o3.000 bu.; attalnst re
ceipts last year of l,OH6,00e Du., ana mp
merits of (H6.0U0 bu.
Primary corn receipts were 302.000 bu.,
rnd shlpTofcmts were- J7!i.onO bu.J against re
ceipts 151 jf(at of 468,009 bu., and hlp
ftlents of X&AW-tod.- - .
Clearances were 65.000 bu of corn, nop
of oats, and "wheat and flour equal to
135.000 buf ?
Liverpool -,-Votid4d lower on wheat.
ana la t,o yl lower on corn.
Iocal rang of options:
-MS.
row. Wheat, 463 cars; corn, 1U cars, oats,
I2 care.
WEATHER I TklR G It A If BELT
Indication far TkssOr Bkawers
This Kfsls or Friday.
OMAHA. July 28, 110.
Abnormally warm weather continued
throughout the lower Missouri valley and
tbe southwest during Wednesday, and tem
peratures considerably above Urt wera gen
eral In Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Mis
souri and southwestern Iowa Tha highest
tempemture reached, aa shown by reports
received, was at Culbbrtson, Neb., where
111 degrees was recorded. Other points In
Nebraska reporting high temperature were
Asmanri, ws; Auburn and rairbury, I'l. ;
Holdrese. Hroken- How and Columbus. 108:
Omaha, Hasting and Katrmoot. 104; and
oakdale. 103. Temperatures are slightly
lowc-r In the upper Mlt-slsslppl and uHer
issouri valleys this mornlna. and slightly
cooicr weather will extend over this vicin
ity tonight Mhowera occurred in Wyoming,
Colorado and Utah, within the last twenty-
our hours, and wera scattered over the
pper valleys. The only appreciable rain
fall occurring In Nebraska, as shown by
ur reports, was 0 22 of an Inch at Broken
Bow. Kalns wera unite general over the
eastern portion of the corn belt, and some
nacesa corresponains; penoa in jvus. 1.10 - ,,,i. ...
Articles..) Open. High;. I Low. Closa. Yesy
JOlV
68!
S:4.
i '
1 0234 JK- 102H
..JO! Ulllii
SJV, 7H ' 7H
MT4 ,36 3g
1 K
1 01)
59
50.
XT",
r M Vi ?FtmS; No. 8 hard, new, lV4eiV4
' T W T''f'H; No. 4 hard, KHl'.Wo; rejectee
5 v ft W'tiTo No. 3 spring, 87i-'.iHc; No. I
heat
July... bept.i
Corn-
July...
Hept.
Dats-
July.
Sept.
1
:' Omaka Cash PMeej. .
WHKAY-No. 1 hard. mw. 984c1.00i old
(.wia; xso. hard, new, vtu-vte; oia.
elected nara
No. I soring.
toil 1 o; 4-spring.--liiy(Wc.
iOKN No. 1 white, .tec; No. S whlta,
$2Hc: No. 4 wuite. TK4itilV4c: No. J yel-
Vote, ovSlo; No. i yellow, WtJiOo; No.
4 yellow 6(fc6Vic; No. 2, WUtyricr. No. I,
0(80'4c: No. 4. W(U69Wr: no arade. 4S(&4)5c.
OAT-Standard, S7V4SHHc; No. white.
7V(iB38c; Na 4 white. 3tiS714o; No. 3 yenow,
ktifh FK(L A vllnw XTi 'ii.
BAHLSXrJ!Jule!; tai&a5o; rejected, 60
Carlat Bceclat. ' '
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Cliicago ....;. .T.... M m ,147
fljnneapolls .l.TJ
jmana i. .......... .vj
Uuluth
....'...(...
45
61
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CHICAGO UltAl.-V ANU PROVISIONS
Feat area of tk Trading; and Closing
Prices aa Board ml Trade.."
CHICAUO'. July 2S. With the recelpta of
"wheat at primary markets today reaching
a total nearly douuue that of a week ago
and conBhlerubly ..larger than at tha corre
sponding time Uest yeata heavy tone de
veloped. Tha July delivery was an ex-
Hpuuii. because, the wtieat that la arriving
lannot be unloaded into pulMlo elevatora
euon enough, -a a rule, to be available
for this month's contracts. The close, al
though showing a full cent advance for
iuiy. was on Vtfi'ftc or iu other options.
CoiUor weather and rain let down corn,
which finished at a net decline of Va2.c.
Oitti made a elmilur, record to the extent
vi I'Mi-t," to-i?o ana provmions iuiaoo,
starring. jiyy, poiit, a Ilxture at last nlgnt
Klrst thfeshfna' of new sorinir wheat I
ailnneaxHA-shoWel yields of twenty-five to
tJilrly-elKht - bushels an 'acre arid turned
trie scalas. at -sixty to . sixty-three pound
a bUMhels. KXpert opinion that the winter
Wheat crop as a whole was also thresh
ing out satisfactorily held considerable In
gluenca s a bearish factor. The spring
crop" naturally waa not looked to for sucn
IlattertiiK results In' general aa those men
tioned rinv -Minnesota, but tha outlook
was aul io .be as favorable aa could be
tiopea for considering the earlier life of the
yanulkl " : '
Aa UiA day wore on there was a notable
falling off in country acceptances of bids
for cash wheat, indicating apparently a
mailer -run from now on. The explanation
sosmed Xo be t'iat eiien wheat was selling
at M4o under July delivery today, for No.
1 and No. 3 hard and No. t red, a most
uriusual situation. Bpt ember ranged from
Jf OFwlMVfr- and closed-,0 to net
lifwer, but ateady at l.O3'Mt'0l.O3.
' Fluutuatlona In the Bvptember corn
option had as limits- (( 4c, with ' the
close steady at &Hjt&ti3'tc, a net decline of
2tllc. The cash-ninrket 'was weak. No.
K yellow finished at 7C-
Hexlcing:-salea..'jigalilit cash purchases
tlglnod gown -oats. September varied
from 37o to J!H636o and closed Wuc
down-At 3:c. - -
drain Weakness and a larger run of hogs
. made provisions) heavy. Pork generally
was liji'hi lufvmr gt the wind-up, lard
to wuxiiko. ana xios iu to juc
heading futures ranged as. follows:
NEtnORKSIOCRS AND BONDS
Still Farther Material Recuperation
of Stock Market Exhibited.
INTEREST m PEARSON SALE
Sadden Adjustment Leaves Large
Short Interest Which Had
Counted . on Continued
Low Prices.
NEW YORK, July 2. The further ma
twrlal recuperation of stock- market values
today followed the disclosure In additional
detail of tha arrangements made by which
heavy blocks of securities which had been
hanging over the market had been taken
over by powerful banking syndicates, thuj
ssvlng the necessity of further sacrifice
of values In a ruthless sale In the open
market.
Attention was focused on the oneratlnn
deallnff with tha Punon avurileata hnlit.
htavy falls occurred in Illinois, Indiana, I Ings taken up by Kuhn, Loeb Co., and
Ohio and Kentucky. An area of low pres-1 foreign associates. The circumstantial and
ur in now central over urn eecuon, ana authentlo reporta on this transaction gave
nioio a pruuBDiiuy 01 viuimn uu n i u a major interest, out there were conjee
i.i iui viunmj urui , w iwwiujt- lures oi other similar settlements, esoe
tour hours. clally on the growing out of a project of
.,, , W"' I'l 19S5 l-W' I railroad amalgamation as ambitious almost
Minimum temoeratura .. 74 72 72 KM in .nun. .v.. i... .v..
-"f w - transrer admitted. Tha effect of these de-
f ormal temperature for today, 77 degrees, velopments on tha speculative tone of the
Ueflolency In precipitation Since March LI mrk. m... .i.i
ri.im incnes. . . . I Ttio sudden adluatment nf m linnmm
lL.r..n. .11.. In IQnU I . . "
. . . I . VUllVDFVIIUIIt V tJM all 4WW
aidlsry silver coin, JO.IsS.a: minor coin.
II.1M.171; total balance in general fund,
1.2t6,5U. , .
New. York? lney Market.
NEW TORK. July Xa.-MONEY-On call,
easy, mii per cent; ruling rate, l per
cent; closing bid, per ctni; orrerea si
14 per cent. Time loans, easy; 80-day
bills, per cent, and 90 days, 3Vtf4
per cent; six months, HfS1 per rent.
PHI MB MKHCANT1LK- AFER 5'4t'
per cent.
STbRLIKQ EXCHANOE-Essy with act
ual business in bankers' bills st S4.834i&
4.M&0 for 00-day bills, and st I4.fc.35 for de
mand. Commercial bills. 4.82ij4.K)l4.
MLVEK Bar, SS'ic Mexican dollars, 44c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad
bonds firm.
Cioslng quotations on bonds today were
ss follows: "
U. 1 rr. to, ....ltlnt. M. M. 4V, 1
te coupon lwMin a s
V. 8. U. nt ini do 4a
da coupon 101t4K. C. la. let Ss.... ?2
V. a. 4.. rag. H4HL. .( 4s 1M1....
to coupon I1I1L t N. unl 4a KH
AIII.- lilm. 1st Is 74M., K. A T. lit 4s.. ri4
Am. At. iom.io ). 441 MSi
Am. T. A T. c. 4s.. rMk'nto. t-lfto 4 'fl
Am. Tobacco 4s..... 7 .N. K. K. of M. 44a W4
A..1IV5 N. T. V. s Hc I'H
A H
.. J"
2s of an inch.
a situation left a vary large short Interest
uncovered In the market which had counted
It. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
press prices to a still lower level. The
bear party was lartre and orient hnvera
In all departments of the market and their
""" f"Tv m'-Je It easy for their opponents
1. ?..Sb-'-. Prlc" P n hm rapidly.
hours ending at 8 a.' m., 75th meridian time.
inursd.y, July 28, 1K10:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp.- Raln-
Ststlon. - Mas. Mln. fall. Pky
Ashland, Neb loll 74 .W
Auburn, Neb 107 W . ,w
Hrcken B'w. Neb.loO 04 .'U
Columbus, Neb. ..108 65- . .00
Culhertson, Neb. .112 l5 .00
r airoury, imco....i" 7 s.eu
Fairmont, Neb. . .104 72 .00
Or. Island, Neb.. t8 64 .00
ttasttnas, Men. ...mi 64 .vu
Moldrege. Neb...l oH .00
Oakdale, Neb. ...103 82 .00
Omaha, .Neb 104 74 .00
Tekamah, Neb...l00 88 .00;.
Alta. la 88 60 .35
Caroll, la W) 62 .00
Clarlnda,' la... -..101 72 .00
(lhiey. Ja... 81 6 .2U
ISIoux City. la... 88 62 .06
'Not - included in
It was assumed that the aettlementa
which had been effected would Include the
placing 01 substantial amounts of securl
ties with foreign holders.
Bonds wera firm. Tnta.1 ! nr value
f .1.. . M m1u . . . . . 1 .-1
' 1 1 I K.WiMU unitefl Hlalea bnndl U'Arik nn
Pt. Cloudy chansred on rail
Cloudy Number of sales and 1 f B H I n mmtallnnl
Clear IX- . .. "
Clear ... I Allls Chalmors Bfa
Clear. '' I Amalaanialnri lim.
Pt. Cloudy American Asrlcullurmt
Clear I American Baat iutar. ...
Clear mmcin (.an
vt nlnnilv I smanran-C. a F. ...
Pt. cloudy " .""?a uii..,..
Cloudy IT
ua aa f
Armour It Co. 41
Atchison son. id....
i CT. 4a.. rf.
4o ct. - la
A. a L. lat 4a
B. A O. 4s
do 84s
Mo 8. W. im...
Brk. Tr. c. 4a
Can. of ;. la....,
Ten. tiaather 6a....
C .of N. i. g. Is..,
Chaa. A Ohio 4 Sc..
do rf. la
t'hlcaro A A. 1H
C. B. Q. J. 4s...
do son. 4a
C. M. ft P. ( lu 1H do or. 4a
C. R. I. A r. 0. 4a.. 7(H do lat rat,
do rti. 4a 17 80 RallVar Is 104
"Colo. ind. 6a 77 "do un, 41
Colo. Mid. 4a dominion raciho 4 100 14
m s, r. at a ! aa 00 or. a iv.i
D. A H. ct, 4s Ntt 4a lat A rot. 4a.... MS
O. A R. O. 4 Kr. a, Rohbar U......B''4
do rat. 6s S U. 8. Bust Id ca 1024
Dlatlllars' 6a ua Va.-Ukro. IJiam. 6a.. anv,
'Kna s. L 4a anawabaiK lat aa iot
do can. 4s M do lat A ax. 4a.... 41 H
do ct. 4s. sar. A... 46 . Waatern Md. 4a KH
do senaa B 0 Waal. Klao. ct. &c.... h
Oan. rise. ct. Ia....l?l Via. Central 4s M
II. Can. lat r. 4a. .w 70 Mo. Pac. ct. 4b ctfa. I1U
int. Met. 4i :et
Bid. "OUared.
o dab. 4a.
mf. r.. n. 44.
14 : ct. 4a 1S14
1M N. AW. 1st c. 4s.. JVV,
J do ct. 4a... R
, K"4No. Pacific 4a 4
. o U .
ft O. 8. U rfJt 4.... 1H
. ilHPrnn. CT. Ia 11I... A4
liMV do con. 4a 1SH
. 974Reenni en. 4s 'S
.l!m, U 8. r. It. 4S li'a
.100H do (en. la... 4
. 'S.m. L. s. w. e. 4a ... 7S
. m do lt (Md 4a...... iw
. Klilt. A. U 4a..,.. Tlvi
si So.. Pacific i. 4a...
H
Sale. Hlta. low. Cloae.
rn 21 at rsv,
ll.ao 4
at
pt, oiouay : u.1: D.r""
Cloudy American IocomotlVs
Cloudy' Aswrlraa 8. A H
Pt. Cloudy Aoiarlcan B a 11
Cloudy . I Ant Steal roundrlaa
Minimum I Am. 8unar Kafinlnf....,,.
27
7H
44
J8
4H
M hi
7H
45
KH
36
II
11
srSa
7
averages.
lAinn.pAiiir. i...ltr..hntii nrlfH ntiiiiiiar I Anierlcau T. A T
at 8 a. m. l!:iV
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour I Anaconda Minln '"'
peiioa anaing ai a. m. rscrniaon ....
pi-'MTpai.' btittam ' Atcniaon lfd
No. of Temb. ' Kaln- Bi'mmSr."""
ftl.tl..n. M.e. Iln. . fall ? ,.'.m.op l.
ranitnm,
District.
Columbus, O..
Louisville, Ky...
Indianapolis, Ind
Ckrloago. Ill
8t. Louis. Mo....
les Moines. Ia.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 30
Kansas City, Mo.. 24
Omaha, Neb 1
17
, 18
,13
14
88
88
84
88
82
104
102
64
74
68
pV Brooklitn Rapid Tr.
.nu 1 (.-anadian Pacttle
.40 I Central Leather'
-EX) 1 Central Leather nM
.40tntral of New Jersejr
kq 1 viivaapaaae a unio
on Chlcaio Alton...
im I . w., new.
Chicago A N. W...
TemoeratureS continued abnormally high I c., M. A 8t p.
In Nebraska, Kansas, southwestern Iowa I C.. c.. c. St. L.:
nt Mluamirl Hurlnv VV(lnwHflV vhera Wlonflo F. A I
they ranged considerably above 100 degrees, ""rn.
80 far as our reports show th. hlgheal Lr'S.r..::
iT"riy' 'rr""- rrvj'v: HUdn ......
i-tcu., Kiioiw ii. rmuvM vi.ic 1 LianTer A Kio Orstids
temperatures recoraea in in)ra were n, A R. o. pfd....
Ashland, 108; Auburn and Fafrbury, 107; maimers' Securities
lioldrege and tiroKen now, iw; unwna, icw
Columbus and Hastings, 104. Kalns 00- ele lat pfd.
r.iii..,4 in all evnent the Kanan 'ltv rila- I Brie 8d pfd..
r. .1 .tnAiiiit. fall, flnimrmil If nnmtl uwiww mwine
M J,,."... i.... V,i,i il,r.i... Great Northers Dfd
The only appreciabla rainfall reported from , f,
our Nebraska polnu was .22 of an Inch at JnterboV
Uroken Bow. U. A.- WciLall, int.-Met, pfd ...
Local Forecaster, Weather Uureau. International Harrcater
International Matins pfd
NEW YOHK QE8EHAL HAHKIST jniernatlonal paper
ipiflmtuonai runip
Iowa Antra 1
quotations ot the Day cs Varlans I Kanaa, city 80....
Commodities. J
NEW YORK. July 28. FIiOUR-Steady; l,.iii. i. 'n ""
spring patents, 6.75j41.1B; winter stralgius, I Mlos A tl j'
84.50(8.4.66; winter patents, 84.604.86. wye m., st. p. a 8. g, M
Hour, steady; lair to goou, 4.iwa'"i enuwe a., jv. a t
to fancy, 84.40a4.B0.. ' K- T-.I" A-
rrtiRNMEAL-steadv: white and yellow, puiiie
, wuiUAi ppoi cf; ".'" L . N. K- H. of M. 1st pfd
f awi , in wino. v.. i. w - - new lora ientral.
No. 1 northern, n.av'e. I. o. d. neavy sen- n. T., o. A W
lng on favorable threshing returns and Norfolk A Western,
lower cables Bent wheat prloea down early, 1 North American
but the market rallied, closing at 4Vnet Northern Pacitio. ..
decline. September closed at L ana ue- P; , ;
fmr4r m.t 11.11. I ..
CORN-Spit easy; No. t, 7SHc nominal, fc , a A "
elevator, aomesuo oasis, m inm, . i. . iputiburg Coal
(union market was wunout transactions, paeaaed steel . Car.
clnslnsr Sw.o net lower. September closed I Pullman Palace lar
at 721Ac. I Railway Steel Spring.
OATri-Spot steady; mixed, z to ai ids..
. . . i ..ui,. an qo iu. Atiri',fii' I Kepttollc Bteel
cllooed white. 34 to 42 lbs.. 60a52V4c ?b'.2.5?el, pM-
HAY Stronger and mors active; prime, Ho;k Island Co."ii..'.""
ii.su; jno. i, u.Mi 110. ti-wai i", et. u a b. id pid..
ei.otca l.ub. 1st. uuis . w..
MIIJK.S Dull. si. Lt. B. VI. pi a
t.p-ATHir.Hseadv. 81oaa-3lieffleld B. A I.
..T.D,,r .r.Ti u. Southern Pacific
rtlJCi oiwiuy. . .... ... tt w.i - -.a
muunnouo omu. - - TentMaaee CopptT
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; peer, steaay; T,. L. w..
cut meats, easy; lard, easier. . - . I T., Bi. L. A W.. pid...
TALLOW steady ; country, ewio. uniuo rar.uic ....
wnnr niiUI I union racuio pia
nimtR.Haw. nuiei: Muscovado. 8 test. United States Kealtr.
1,601) 14
HO H
I.XIU 44
l.KIS Hit
too !l
I.IKH) 1
l.KiO 114
Law v
21,6114 44
r4) 101 m l'KiSt
K j4iSt 40 42
t4 list4 111 111
8,704 1S1V 19S 131
14
4'4
1.104 WVa Vt) MH
iS,0 08 f,S
44 OR'4 81" 7
1.1(14 lt) 107 in
Z,4"e 108 14 10U 10U
ll0 84 14 U
U.SpO 754 7.1H 74i
4,404 in 1M4 1SS14
a,frl4 II 2St DflVi
HK 1H 100H 101 H
sm
11. M 7iH 414
Allouea
Anial. Copper
A. 8. L. A 8
Arliuna Com.
Atlantic
B. A C. C. A 8. M
butts Coalition ....
Cal. A Arlsona.
Cel. A Heels..
Centennial
opuer ilanae C. C
Eaat Butte C. M...
Franklin
uirnux Con
Oranby Con
Greene Cananea ...
inle Koyalc Cupper
Lerr Lake
Laae Copper
La Salle Copper..
Miami Copper
UiU. "Aaaed.
51
27
42
141
11H
76
2714
off
1314
Ai fi l(.'a,pen. Hlgh.:. Low. Close.l Yes y.
Wheat"
Jul.:
Sept.
May..
Corn-' ;
Julyl
I I I
: t OS- f f OP'. 1 r?! 1 0'i 1 07T4
1 04oV.i. 1 iH- 1 02,1 8S441 04V
lec j llHl 106 ,1 0&Wt,l
1 liSl I IVM I J14 1 U 1 lUliJfc
65V
bote
64ftr.vt. Kt'4 3t4l
Sept.,,iv1aa4i . fci-vi .&i!ttm'utl
Dec.j.j'W'-ll. . , 4'(.. SUaiblViUmieMVu'ii
May...'! j'r'. Villl'8l861',
t
I
25 90,, ,JS DO,
22 Wi 22 0&
l 36 l 40
Oaia a
Jiily.U 40-L - 40
Sept, . jSNVu Vai38Vti4
lec....8!4ik asiHa
oiay..-.t4lti4 "42
4 OI K
t .. I..
JllM tH
Lai ai
July.,,
boot.,
lc...
i.OV...
Jan...
Itl ns
Sept. Oct...
Jan...
II DO 11 80
11 86 11 85
H 70 11 J2W
11 47 11 47
12 10 I 18 M
W Sl',1 40H
37HI ii8li'in'
Ss-tsWmiHl
40,40 jM41,42H
25 88
81V7H
18 26.
' 1 "
11 67HI
25 85
21 874 22"17H
18 86 I 18 37
2. WW) -21 ni
1,0 4214 4i4
- 701 141H 140
14,7) 1211 120
m 70
t.m 7'4 !7
2i 61 6r
I.HK) 111 127
U0 14 ' 14"4
400 168 ' 164 166
1,700 28 ' Mis I7V4
noil 7 Ml 7
aa0 24 17 17
4,h) j;t4 22 . t
o sri vii 17
40 Ml II t
204 141 . 141 lW
8.404 1244 U2 U44
a, 900 F4 aZlt 63
130. L9 14 190
7,404 17 1 14
7,104 4714 '4614 441
8, 304 H 81 I84t
104 1414 14 14Vt
7,600 101k lit 1014
100 40Vfc 8lk 89,
00 1" 11 IS
1,400 27 24 21
68
1,200 47 47
1,40V 13814 114 111
00 23 26 26
. . 400 121 111 .- 121
4,400 12 20 12
100 60 64 l
8,600 62 4 61
100 104 100 101
2,100 10 49 41
KID 2f 2a 26
10,400 110 109 110
200 41 42 41
1,200 40 4i 14
4"0 4S 44 46
..... 10,104 117 116 117
600 24 23 23
18,600 127 121 117
1,100 104 104 106
100 II II M
..... 404 16 14 14
..... 100 W 2s
100 1M 161 lo
204 2D 29 2
...... 138, &0D 116 116 117
..... 1.0O0 11 M JO 7,
l.'XH
24,004
1.204
700
100
26
42
39
14
200 6
100 64
17
8.
40
38
23
64
58
II
11
40
IV
22
66
68
I.Kci centrifugal. 86 test, 4.38c. Molasses " J
tl. 8. Steel pfd..
1 Clan copper
Vc-Caro. Chemical
sugar, 89 test, 3.81c. Refined, steady.
t Loala General Market.
ST." LOUIS, July 2J.-WHAT-Futures
1 aiA-iii.. L!A,..u...i.Ar tl m at I wabarti
u,' 'w?'M,"rr.."'-,.TrTr Weateiii Maryland
1.U1; lecemoer, ti.wi-w, . I i' Weatlngheose Klectrlc
traca, o. reu, ei.vrwui,.vu, . 1 weatern union
21 UVn 1.0UU.
CORN Futures- lower; September, lc;
Decsmbsr, l;':-cssh hlarher; track, JNO, 2,
87(kiti7Vkc: No. 2 white. bWTOc.
OATS Futures lower; September, Boc
Wheeling A Lake Brie.
41,100 110 108 110
2,600 u 21
600 -60 80 40
400 22 11 20
40U 11 li 10
1.400 . 44 . C4V. 41
131, 00 10 lo7 169
100 tk, 1111 )9
10U 17 7
. 1.100 . 34 . 22 . 12
246,104 4' 48
. I,6"0 llf , J 16 . 110
6,(00 44 41 4H
4,100 68 67
1.301- lie 16
1,100 19 11
400 42 41
- SOO 14 66tt
1C) 11 61
200 4 ' ' 4
M
64
as
42
66
40
Total sales (ur the da. Ml. 700 shares.
London BtocK nsrsct
LONDON. July 28. American securities
December. 37c; cash firm; track, No. i. I opened firm and from to 1 point above
S7(ii3Sc; No. t white, 41H12Vic.
R Y K Unchanged st 81c.
parity today. Oood buying during tha first
hour carried prices still higher, and at noon
PIjOITR ITncluinaed: red winter Datents. the market was firm, with values ranging
$o.8Oa5.60; extra fancy and straight $4-W from to l points above yesterday's New
4.86; hard winter clear. lillKy 3,'ju.
rilii!.i 1 iinoiny, lo.woo. do...
CORN MKAL M.20.
HRAN r'lrm; sacked, east track, tl.0gi
103.
HAY Steady; timothy, 13.6ftff20.50; prai
rie, 1I2.0UYU 14.00.
HrfiMf '1W1NIS-unchanged.
York closing.
Closing iuotations on stocks wera:
Console, money
do account ...
Ainal. Copper ..
Anaconda
Atchison ........
da ptd
81lxiulaTllle A N.
.. 11 St., K, A T
.. H N T. Central...
.. 71 Norfolk A W....
.. 81 4e txd
...103 'Ontario A W....
Boston StocWa. aid Bonds,
BOSTON, July 28. Closing quotations on
tocks wera as follows
1 Mohawk ........
41NeTada Con.
21 Nlpiaelna Mines .
14Nurth Butte
I North Lake
liuld Dominion ...
.. llOeceola
.. 60 I'arrott S. AC...
..Hi yulncT
.. 15 Shannon
618uperlor ,
Superior. A li. M
10 Suuerloc. A P. C.
Tamarack
llV. 8. C. AO
4U. 8. K. A M
14 do pfd
' 7 Utah Con
23 Utah Copper Co..
r Winona
18 Wolverine
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Moderate Receipts of Cattle, with
rrices Steady to Stronger.
H00S TEN TO TWENTY LOWER
been and Lambs Move glowly, vrlta
Bayer Holding; Bark, bat Trlcea
Continue Steady and Feed
rs Are Firm,
SOUTH OMAHA, July JS, 1P10.
Receipts wets: Cattle. Iloas. Sheep.
Official Monday 4.890 18.4D0
Official Tuesday 4.248 8.321 13.211
Official Wednesday 4 MR g.7'!0 8.202
ustlmata Thursday I.M4 8,271 l.iou
Four davs this week...21.'r,l 81.202 42.7M
Hame davs last week 23 97 2fi.V-'l t2.118
Hatne days 1 weeks aao. .12.727 24.3ms 40.SXO
8m davs 2 weeks mi.. 8 001 14.b'J7 17.03
Ham days 4 weeks ao..l0.7 8.o20 18.422
Same days last year 15.136 83,117 19,bo4
Th following tabl shows th receipt ot
cattle, hoks and sheen at (South Omaha for
th year t date as compared with last
year: win. iook. inc. iexj.
Cattle 846 4S2 Mfi fW) 39.892
Hogs 1.2T.D.217 1.(41.870 2S2,io3
Sheep 848.3S3 747.148 102,190 ....
Tha following table shows th avarag
Vices of hogs at South Omaha for th last
leveral day, wltb coroparisoDS.
of good quality moved ground .4.0iU8.s
no rough and common heavies aroppea
below the $8 mark. Mixed ent at a wide
ranse, common mixed soiling as low .as
IS 10 and good light mixed bringing 8.
ugnt ana bacon weights mei wnn
the popular demand, as usual, but even
these were hammered for lorulbo declines,
selected lights topping at $8. 70.
Closing rounds were "rotten, many ship
ments of rough and common character ap
pearing almost unsalable. Hulk of total
sales ranged from Is. 05 to 88.80, a com
pared with yesterday bulk of 3S.204j8.4f.
Today's decline carries the average trade
bout 20c lower than it was last Saturday.
Data. J Ul. 12.1J.18.1J4,1.184.
July it...
July 18...
July 20...
July 21...
July 22...
July 23...
July 24...
July 25...
July 28...
July 27...
July 28...
S (&HI I 401 ( 801
1 84! T 781 I I 74
28 7 76l 381 i 80
8041 7 701 f 271
I 42l
I 3TTi
27T.
8 27"
I SIS
8 33) 7 37
7 Ml
7 B7 Ml
7 57
e
7 (T
7 45
82
8 81
t4
131
07
I 881
6 tl
6 84
180
8 W
8 Ml I Wl I 21
g til 831 t II
8 471 6 6VJ 5 08
( 4SI 5 til 5 18
5 47
4 84
I 481
82
56 1 6 47
82 II 66
4 bM 5 8l 6 11
I B7 8 441 6 681 I 11
4fi 6 61 '
104
Sunday.
Refelpts and disposition of live stock at
the Union titock Yards. South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at 8 o'clock p. ni.
juiy Z8, l'jiu;
RISCKIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H T's.
.... 44
.... i
.... 10
.... 33.
.... a
.... S3
....lit
.... 12
V0
....
. 3
.
. l!1
. 80
. 14
. i
. 46
. 21
. 43
6
.106
C. M. A St. P....
Missouri Pacific 2
Union Paciflo 13
C. & N. V east
C. A N. W., went.i.... ..
C. St. P. M. & O
C. P.. ft q., went 56
C. It. I. & P., east.... 4
C. R. I. A P., west.... 1
llinols Central
U. W 8
Total receipts I! 116 V, 2
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 4o 1,279
Swift 4 Company 742 1,622 573
Cudahy Packing Co 9S2 384 1,807
Armour & Co 335 8,018 825
CfTTTihy, from St, Paul 582
W. li. Vansant Co........ 32 ....
Stephens Bros 43 .... ....
Mew York Corb Market,
Tha following Quotations are furnished
by Logan & Hiyan, members of New York
Stock exenange, cus ooutn oixteeniu street.
Omaha:
Bar State Oai 23 luaplration
Butte pnalltluo iuroae o
Caotua
Chlno
Chief Cone
baTla-Daly
Ely central
Ely Cona
Franklin
Olroua ; ,
Ooldfleld Cons ,
Uoldfleld Florence..
Oreens Cananea
2 NeraJa Cona la
llNewhouae 32
lOhlo Coi'Pir 1
lHay Central 2
71 Swift Pkg. Co 102
24 Beara-Hoebuck Co.... 160
14 Superior A Pitta 10
4Tonopah Mining 1
8 Trinity Copper i;
2 North Lake 7
4 Bohemia 4
Hill & Son 2(5!)
B. Lewis 28
Huston A Co 7
J. B. Root & Co 40
J. H. Bulla 77
L. F. Hum 40
L. Wolf 48
McCreary and Carey .... 80
8. Werthelmer 40
H. F. Hamilton 17
Lee Rosthchtld 6
Sol Degan 47
Other buyers 2S8
Totals
Bank of bsglssd Statement.
IXJNDON. July 28. The weekly autement
or the tiaiiK or England -shows the lollow
lug changes: Total reserve, decreased 736.-
OOu; circulation, increased 197.000: bullion
decreased i&38,80t; other securities, decreased
fiOD.000: other depostta. iiioreased tfV-J.OUO:
public deposits, decreased , 2,247,uU0; notes
resei-va, aecreaseo, tii,wi; government se
curities unchanged. Tha -proportion of the
hank a reserve to llobliuy this, week is
61.28 .per cent; lagt week, vy.ag 61.27 per
Will.
' Bask el Fraa4rfrM4aasatv'
PARIS. July 28. Hi 'AeCkty statemenet
ot tu Hank of France, ebows the totrowlng
changes: .....
Note in circulation, decrease. 1' 125.000
francs; treasury deposits) increase, 28,226,0u0
irancs; general deposits, increase, Il8,i7&,000
gold in hand, increase. 4.776.000 francs: sil
ver in hand, decrease. 5.22o.OUO francs: bills
discounted. Increase. 119.676,000 francs; ad
vances, decrease, g,uzu,ouo irancs.
New Yark Mining; Stocks
NEW, YORK. July .-Closing quotations
on mining siocks were:
Alios ..240 LadTllle Con
Brunswick Con 7 Llille Chief .
Com. Tunnel stock.. 23 Meilcaa
do bonda 14 Ontario
Con. Cal. A Va .... 45 Ophlr
Horn HIlTer 40 standard .....
Iron SlWer 144 Yellow Jacket
Offered.
.. 6
.. 4
..120
..160
..110
..1O0
.. 0
Bank C:araa.
OMAHA, July 28. Bank clearings for to
day were 82,4i2,2o2.81, and for the corre
sponding date last year 12,276,776.27.
Hal. A Ohio lolPennaylTania
11 67H
11 72i 11 72ki 11 80
U0 I 11 2t 11 77S
11 U. 11 86 I 11 47
11 00 I 12 00
11 621t MVil' H 62Vx 11 52H II 7H
11 l-l 11 ID 111 to I 11 I 11 20
10tS03O8 30 I
No. 1. 1... .......... . -
4'ash Qiiotatlhns were as follow:
hah ii-ririn; winter patents, iJ.10;
rln-
ler straights, 4.S6-B-f.i; spring patents, beat
bard, l.yJi(f7.tH), bakers, 3.706.30.
It Y K No. 2, 77n77Vc.
BAULKY Feed or mixing, 6S67c; fair to
Blioice matting, 6tiej-i8c.-' -
SKEUS-iri'laa, No. 1 southwestern, 12 36;
.No. 1 tioith't-slrn' 2.4. Timothy, i.0O.
Clover. 812.8.V '
PROVISIONS Mesa pork, per bbl., $16.00
1)28.26. Lard, per Too lbs., Ill.fTi. Short ribs.
ides (Unwe) 411.764; 12.12'.; , short clear sides
iboxed),. l3.rU3.a. .
Total clearings of wheat and flour were
iual to " IJii.OOw bu. Primary- receipts were
I.242.OH0 bu. Compared iwlth l.OBi.OAM bu. th
vorienpofwliug day -a year ago.
Kstl mated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
t!3 cars; coin, lis car; oats, 11W cars; hogs,
;,ai hai,i"i '
Lhlcauau Oaah Prto Wheat:
i
tv niveiM ii mm TiiT-a,; ,u. a rtu,
J 0J10iVi; No. t red, tl-U2W7 1-04; No. I
lard. l.Wl.o(,; No. I rd. l.02-at 04V;
No. 1 northern spring, tl.244il.28: No. 8
northern spring, 3 8U11.22; No. S spring.
tl.lHtl.2U.. Corn: .No. .1 casn, tat6o; fo.
cash. 64i-; Ni."2 White, 7o; No. 8 white,
foe; NOf'g yellow,' 7c; No. 8 yellow, 600.
iats: No,l caafi. new. To: No. 1 white,
tew, SkVp; -No, . i white, new. 28c; old
U'Sl's: No. 4 white, SVJi3Sic; standard.
Bew, ssit-sc; 010. c.
BlJTTt:K-Stadyrcrenitria, t6Q17; dai
ries. 2u--o. r - - , , . .
natiri steady, at mark, cases Included,
firsts. 10(j 14c; prim firsts, 16c; receipt
8,688 case. . '
i-Hk k.,fS(adv: da sls lac; twins,
I4,4iiv; young Anrlca, 15(dloWc; long
at"Tis liK- -
1jTATOES Firm; eholc to fancy 714
no: rair to guoi, iwoiw.
POULTRY Firm; turkey. Joe; chickens,
14c; springs. 17. , .
VtCAL-rsieady; 50 to taVlt. wts., sHo;
80 tb 84-lb. Wts.. fiO2Sc;;86 to UO-ID. wta,
0&10V4.
.'i.i... 8-e4n 'Wheat. 338 cars: corn,
81 rs; oats. 147 cars, Lstl mated Tomoiv
, PKOVISIONS-Pork, JoMnng, $26.00. Lard, cana'duu. PsoifV "UlllsShaa stlnea
lower; prime steiun, et.ii.w. ury salt 1 chea. A Ohio....
meata, steady; boxed extra shorts, $13,124; Chloato Ot. W...
clear rios, i.ii; snort clears, 113.31. c, u. a at, r
Kacon. unchanged: boxed extra shorts. Do lieera
$i4.6l'i; clear ribs, $14.ft2Vi; .short clears, unTar a r. 0..
14.SiV.
POLLTRY Steady; chickens, 13:
springs, lbVic; turkeys, ItKgvSc; ducks, Irtf
12c; geese, t,Jf9c..
eUTTKR Steady; creamery, ,92Sc.
KOOS Steady at 17 c.
Receipts and shipments of flour and grain
were as follows: Receipts. Shipments
I lour, phis s.suo
VVheat. bu lra.OHO
Corn, bu 31.0u0 -
Oat a, du tc.uuu
do pfd
ErU
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
I Grand Trunk
72eadlns
,.. l Southern Hallway
...14 4o pfd
,.. 11 Southern Pacltle ,
... U Union Paolflo
... do pfd
... M D. 8. Steel
... 18 to pf4
... KWabaah
ie 4o pfd
Illinois Ceutral ....ISO Spantah 4a
,1M
.. 82
..lit
.. 44
.. 8)
.. 41
.. 46
.. 1
.. T0
.. 82
.. 61
..111
..143 1
.. 41
.. te
..117
... 11
.. 14
SILVER liar, steady at 24Hd per ounce.
MONEY 1U per cent.
The rate of discount In the- open market
7.010 1 for short bills la lTe Per cent: for three
54.0W montiis" bills, 2l,k per cent-
Local Seenritles.
Knaaa City Grain aad Provision. 1, ajr ,., vork u buUdtna. Omaha:
KANSAS CITY. July . WHEAT-July. Bit. aa.
fiHi bid; September, !(('- 4c bid; Deem- Beatrtc Creamery, pfd.. 84 11
her, fl.Vl'A bid; cash 1 to 20 lower; No. I neamtn uvamery, co.a si
hard. HH-fuiioa: Ko. 1 nara. yacaiiLiJgvt: Ko. ee, mu.... p w
2 red $1.05; No. I red. 84-UiSlo. V".y 1 ''14 ft mt,
CORN September. 63o bid; December, I ?7.. .T. o."uTT. r. ,1,; li .
changed to Wo net higher; No. 8 mixed, Houaton Water 4.. m 101
654(Bc; No. S mixed. tWxo4c; No. t white, lewa punland Ceineni iai uta. 4s.... M
tie; No. I White. (8c. lew Portland L-auiaal eoa 4a 44
OATS lc higher; -NO. 2 White, 41tf43c; aaaaas (Ms glee. I per eet '.... 14
inlxed, 14.(1 J. o. 1 nauaaa oiy, alex. a orient, p(4 21
uvir TAjki&n I Linuuin Traotieii Ce. i aw Mam iaaa.. as
HAY Unchanged to 2T.0 higher: choice ""fA - a in l
timothy $14.0014.60; cholc pratrle. elLtSa C'r V.V "'V J "
V- ' . Kaa Vurk. f-lT af 1L, lkl ,Aa.
BUTTER creamery. 26 tic: first. Dc: J..ivi:"',
seconds. 81c; packing slock. 28. 1 Ouiasa Una as. niiV;. !;!""""!"
LOua r irsts, 24.J0; seconds, 82.40. i I Oiub . Uam aa, im.... .... .
Receipts and shipments of gralu were as I Oimu kies. Uaat aia 1 uer ay.
follows: Receipts. Shipments. Oaiakl a 8. It hi Bid 6 ear aaat II
vvneat, do., iu,o iw.unu
Corn, bu 18.OJ0 88.000
OaU, bu U.iWO 28,000
Llverp! Orals Market,
LIVERPOOU July 2.-WHtAT-epot,
dull; No. $ red wetern winter, no stock;
future. 7s 4d; July, nominal; October, 7s
id; Uecembar, 7s Vd.
CORN Spot, firm; old American mixed,
6 Id; old American mixed, via Galveston.
6s 8Hd; new kiln dried, 6a 4dr futures,
isy; September, 4 10d; October, 4 lod.
Pearla Baarkel '1' ' x
PEORIA. Ill . July 28.-OORM-Lowr;
No. I white, 4fc; No. I whit, 4J: No. $
yellow. 4V; No. K 84; No. 4, fiVtcj ao
grade. 67(u;ic.
OATSSieady, Standard. 't-Wr; Kt,
whit. tStJAVsc; No. 4 white, 37flic.
Olliaks 4 C. 8 K Ky. Is, 1KI...
rasiiw a. t. sa. ta
liai InaitraiMe O. 11
Seattle, Lily of, aa, 184 104
Tn-Mty Ht. A L. Ce. ea. tin .
Tidewater 4a, 1111 (Quv, H. Ho are ss. 100
Union Stock Yard aw. Omaka w
West. PauUl aa la
41
4
)
10
is
la
104
8
4
400
1'1
JOT
(
4
M
M
14
1T
17
a.
Ml
Coffee Market.' '
NEW TORK, July 28 COFFEE The
market for futures opened firm at an ad
vanoe of "u(i 1" points, on covering by Euro
pean short and fresh local buying, at
tributed to firmer offerings for forward
shipment from B rax 11 and reports of a bet
ter aemand in the primary, market from
iLuropean exporters. The demand was sup
plied by old longs around the Initial prices,
but the market fully maintained the ad
vance, closing steady at a net gain of 6(10
points, sales were reported 01 t0,2 bags
representing the largest day for some time
past, and included business in July, ml, a
7.20c, and about 4,000 bags In the shape o
switches. Closing bids follow: July and
August, 6.16c; September, - 8.80c; October,
6.8&c; November, o.ovu; IwcuiUr, C.Dic;
January, 7.04c; February. 7.07c; March
7.13c; .April, 7.15c; May,, 7.17c; June, 7.18c,
Havre closed f higher.. . Hamburg was
fcpfg higher. Rio. unchanged at 8.25c:
Santos, unchanged. No. 7, 6.01c. Receipts at
the two ports, 72,000 bags, against 86.0UO last
ports,. 72,000 bagM, against xti.ooo bags las
year. Jundlahy reoelpts, 40,400 bags, again
72.100 bags last year. New -York ware
house deliveries yesterday Were 13,i-o bags
against 8,212 last year, spot corree, steady
kio, steady, c; Santos, :o. 4, ffavc,
nana coriee, quiet; coraova,. itno'ia'Ac.
s ,
Cottoa Market.
NEW TORK. July 28.-COTTONV-Spot
closed quiet, 20 points higher; middling up
lands. 16.06c; middling gulf, ia.soc; sales
230.2 bales. Futures closed steady; July
16.88c: August. 15.86c; SentemDcr. 14.I00
October, 13.68c; November, ld.wc; Deoember
18.66c; January, 13.60u; February, 13.61c
Match, 13.66c; May. 18.60a.
LIVERPOOL. July 28. The following are
th weertiy cotton statistics : imports, a
kinds, 15,000 bales; Imports,- American, t,0i0
butts; stock, all kinds, 4X1,000 bales; stock
American, 347,oou bales; American for
warded, 24,000 hales; exports, 5.3ov balra.
ST. LOUIS, July 28 CO I TON-. , Jn
changed; middling, 15c : sales, none;
celpta, 831 bales; shipments, 382 bnloo; strck
8,466 bales.
7
20
8
4
4
38
5
1
4
&
8
2,867
N. AT. h. rr. No. . st. 8k. Pf.
42 Sll It 1 It It 2M ... 8 fS
M Ill 80 7 A 44 247 40 I 25
I. it ... I 04 11 H l I sr.
I 13 10 I 04 . . II ill II I 3T.
in ... 104 f z.10 40 I 16
i 14 ... 104 71 1x0 I 16
t. 303 M I 04 4,1 i'l 40
61 21 4 I 04 47 t4 ) I
4 J"0 40 I "6 I sr.7 no 6 I
31 :n .40 4 04 70 git II I 8
93 244 ) I 1 47 944 14 I U
Mi 174 I 14 49 4 1 I 16
41 f.3 14 I 14 It 147 144 I ?
rr 140 lit 71 146 14 130
14 3X4 ... I 19 47 SIS ... I M
61 ' 84 8 10 V "H ... I
li nt ... ii4 n m ... ii
61 791 ... 114 li Ill ... 110
13.'. tM 340 I 10 7 144 ... 10
66 lot IK I 14 46 3Yh 40 I 30
II II II I 1 74. M ... I 10
8 13 M I 10 67 124 M 119
44 34 Il I it 44 !14 244 I M
41 tl N I li 46 2M 40 6 14
40 11 40 I 15 16 141 130 I 84
76 144 44 111 II. ..1. ...144 ... 114
10 Vi ... Ill 10 241 40 I 10
16 27H 40 I 16 16 lot 120 I 84
46 HI 110 I II 14 8.11 40 I 16
61 !M ... 8 16 II r22 ... I M
44 ill ... I 18 43 23) ... 8 86
61 11 40 I II 14 234 ... I II
II 231 10 I 16 71 331 124 I 86
40 W7 ... 1)6 M 231 ... 64,
II 215 ... I II 71 128 40 I 18
61 270 134 111 74 IM 40 I 35
42 16 144 I 16 II tf 20 I 40
II 174 ... I 16 76 ll ... I 40
66 18 ... 1 20 83 0 40 3 40
41 84 120 I 30 43 11 4C 8 40
44 m ... 8 34 0 txl 40 8 44
63 ri 40 I 24 10 I'l 40 I 45
4i) 2S7 40 8 14 14 1:7 ... 6 46
1 ..Ml ... I 21 16 Ill 44 I 60
II 11 64 I 20 45 U ... I 66
61 14 130 124 72 1M ... 166
11. 874 10 I 24 1 206 ... I)
4T 247 10 I M tl IX ... I 10
43 174 84 8 10 10 IM ... I 4
65 27 ... I 24 '64 101 44 I 16
I 24 40 4 12 84 100 ... 1 70
4.. ......140 ... 1 28 .14 114 ... 8 10
,.3,275 8.2U 6,635
CATTLE Receipts of cattle looked small
this morning compared with the large run
the day before and especially so aa com
pared with Monday's heavy receipts. Still
me total lor the four days loots up over
21,000 head, being only about 2,600 " head
mailer than last week's excessive re
ceipt and over 6,000 head larger than for
tne same four day last year.
The offeriTitTS of beef steer wer very
light. There were very few range steer
and a there was a pretty good Inquiry th
feeling wa that anything in the way of
deetrable grass beeves would have com
manded a little stronger prices. On the
other hand th medium kinds ot cormea
which broke sharolv yesterday, while not
overly active today were about gteady. As
already noted several times in these col
umns the better grades of grass beet going
Into direct competition with tha medium
kinds oc cornfeds is a natural tenaency 10
lower the prices of the latter. There were
no strictly prime cornfeds in tne yaras.
Cows and heifers of desirable quality
commanded prices that were generally a
little stronger than yesterday. Buyers
seemed more anxious for supplies and as
the offerings were light the market natur
ally took on a little more life, so that the
trade wa In much better snape than at
the close yesterday.
The feeling on feeder was also good ror
this tlni In th week and desirable cattle
of that description aold a little higher even
than yesterday.
Quotations on native cattle: uuod to choice
corn-fed sieer. t7.0Otf7.76; fair to good
corn-fed steers. $6.2&7.00; common to fair
corn-fed steers, $6.0ub6.25; good to cholc
cows and heifer, 84 70.7&; fair to good
cow and heifers, $3.&034.76; common to fair
cow and heifers, $2.608.26; good to cholc
tockers and feeder, $4.255.60; fair to
good stockers and feeders. 8J.604J4.2S; com
mon to fair stockers and feeders, 13.000
8.60; stock heifer. $3.Xx&2.85; veal calve.
$8,503:7.00; bull stags, - etc., 88.0096.26.
Quotations on rang cattl: uood to
choice grass beeves, $5.6006.25; galr to good
beeves. $4.60ta5.50; common to fair beeves.
$3.7544.60; good to choice cows. $4.O0iij-4.O;
fair to good grades, 3.t4.uo; canners and
cutter. 82. 603. 26.
representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. At. Pr. No. At. Pt.
II US'i 6 40 20 1101 I 60
44 1201 . I 40 44 1246 I 74
COWS.
10 170 I 20 8 144 I 3
4 732 I 60 20 142 3 85
11 IH4 I 6 tl Ill I 65
8 170 2 6 1 1023 8 5
7 147 2 15 12 118 I 76
1.,,, 1070 8 43 14 1121 4 40
. Mi,! htts.
1.. 804 1 28 6 100 I 14
1 41 2 10 1..... 684 8 15
3 (MO I M - 8; !5 3 SO
6 671 2 0 . ii .,.. 676 I 20
1 760 1 00 1 1404 8 25
4 67.S I 00 -6............. Ml 40
8 93 8 10 10 708 I 60
CALVES. .........
4..rf. !0 8 04. 8 )M 6 64
t 111. 4 111.. 16. ,...2l 646
2 1W 1 60 1 204 I 76
10 141 4 04 - 1 160 1 00
6 tiil I 00 , 1 ..,..-114 4 00
1 870 . 8 60 .. . '
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
11...,
11...
SHEEP Sheen trade acted rather doubt
ful at th opening of the maket this morn
ing but suODlles were Unlit and instead
of making good their bearish threats, kil
ler wer forced to pay generally aianuy
price ror their nurchases.
iiariy rounus wer proauctiva ot very
little trading owing to disagreement over
sales figures and even after movement
started, tha market continued dull and
draggy until the close. Ft Iambs and handy
weight yearlings were scarce, reeoer sorts
were relatively small and heavy wethers
made up a large share of the run. Oood
grass wethers from Montana moved at
14.15, the same a yesterday, and awes sold
as high a $3.76. Feeder price remained
quota bly firm with those of yesterday.
Receipts for the lour days this week,
while they have been liberal, show a de
crease .of a few thousand head from those
of the same day last week. Larger ship
ments are still coming in leader Hash but
lambs' have been running mora freely and
meeting with a very good demand, especi
ally during the forepart of the week. Hulk
of good fat lambs sold at $7.2&tgi7.60, which
prices are only a little lower than those
reported at eastern point. Wether and
ewes are closing strong aa Compared with
last Friday and fat yearlings of handy
Weight are quotable up to $5.50, fully a
quarter higher.
Feeder outlet Is still broad, barring the
demand for lambs, and price a little higher
than a week ago. Uood 'feeder lambs
would sell right around $6.00, but Inquiry
Is not as active as It was on early days
and It Is doubtful if this quotation could
be maintained on a heavy fun. Feeder
yearlings sold as high as $5.00, good feeder
wethers around $3.76, and feeder ewes at
$3.00ig3.26.
Quotations on grass ktock: uood to cholc
lambs, $7.00dj7.40; fair to good lumbs, $6.40
4)7.00; feeding lambs, $.).&OS.10; handy
weight yearlings, $5.006.50; heavy year
lings, $4.60.80; leading yearlings, 84.40J
6.00; good to choice wethers, $3,8514.25;
fair to good wethers, A60.86; feeding
wethers, 23.4Wi3.85; fat iwei, $2.75(3.76;
feeding ewes, $2.861.25.
Representative sales;
No. Av.
747 Wyoming ewe 83
75 Wyoming awes, culls 86
$1 Wyoming yearling . 80
western lambs 62
123 western awes, wether, cull.. 87
265 western wethers 88
28 western wea 82
400 Montana wether 118
156 Montana wether 115
300 Montana wthra 116
14c: No. 8, lOHc. Chnckj No. 1, 9c: No. 2,
6c; No. $, t'tc. ltmmd; No. 1. ll'.r; No.
2, c; No. 8. 6c. Plate: No. 1. tc; No. .'.
6c; No. i. 4o.
FRl'lTS Oine: laiirornia csmeiu
brand Kedland Valencia. loO sir., per box.
$4.00; 12 alae, per box. $460; i;0 sis, per
box, $4 60; 174 and smaller sixes, per box,
$4 60; Havana Mediterranean Sweets. fno-Sil
slses, per box. $4 40. Lmns: Llmonlera,
extra fancy, V-t Isen, 8W; rnolc. JOo-
860 sixes, per lox, s.tvtfs s; e is, pel
box less; Sunset brand, per box, $.10
Hnnanas: r anoy select, per surveo, ton
160; Jumbo, per bunch, i.i-tr:i.it, i-nta-
Ict'pes: California, 4 sis. -, fa stand
ards. $5.60 Aprtoots: California, per 4
basket oral, $1.6. Plum: California, red,
per 4-basket cist. $1.60. HIu prune: Pel
crat. $1.60. Peaches: California, per 20-lb
box. Sic: Texa yellow ireea, per t-naun
crate. 70o; Texas yellow frees, per -baket
ate, $1.40. Pear: California narneti. per
box. $2.60. Waterinelona: 'laxas, i-o per in.
Dates: Anchor brand, jiw, w 1-10. pags., is
box, per box, $2 00. N
VEOliTAblJiS Irish potatoes: Wisconsin
and natlva, per bu.. 6O0. New potatoes: In
sacks, per bu.. $1.00. 4jbbage: New Cali
fornia and aoutharn. Per lb., 2c Onions:
Yellow. In sacks, per lb., 4c. Garlic: Extra
fancy, whit, per lb., 16c: red. per lb., 16c.
Egg plant: Fancy Florida, per do., $164
U2.00. Tomatoes: Tennessee, per 4-bket
crat. $1.10. String and was beans: Per
hamper, about 26 lbs., $1.60; market basket.
76c. Cucumbers: Hot nous and bom-
groan, per do.. 16c
HOME-GROWN VEGETABLES Rsd
Ishes: Extra fancy, per. doa. bunch, 80c.
L4-lture: Extra fancy leaf, per do,, 20c.
Parsley: Fancy, per doa. bunches, 8O0. Rhu
barb: Par do, bunches, 4oc. Asparagus:
Per do, bunches, 46f&oc. ureen onions:
Per dox. bunches, 25c. Turnips: per market
basket. 40c. Carrots: Per market basket.
60c. Ueets: Per market basket. 60c Oreen
pess: Per market basket. 81. ow.
Mlt;r.i-,t-ir4ri.jL.- Tvainuts: mini, per
lb. 2c; California. No. 1. per lb.. 17c; Cali
fornia. No. 2, per lb.. 14c. Hlckorynuts:
Large, per lb., 4c: small, per lb., 6c. Cocoa-
nuts, per sack, h w; per a ox., ecu.
Omaha liar Market,
OMAHA, July 28 II AT No. 1 urland.
$12.00; No. I upland, $11.08; packing, $.0i).
Straw: Wheat, $7.00; .rye and oats, $4.00.
New hay, $13.0.
Chicken Raiser
is a Bankrupt
Kanaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. July 28. CATTLE Re
ceipt, 10,000 head, including 3,000 southerns.
market steady to 10c lower; calves Zbaoc
lower; dressed beef and export steers, $6.26
t)8.00; fair to good, $4.4O(fii6.00; western
steers, 14.oofi7.00; stockers and feeders, $2.75
fr5.00; southern steers, $3,6006.00; southern
cows, l2.K"o4.00; native cows, $2.26.6.00; na
tive heifers, 13.154j6.25; bulls, 83.00iy4.00;
calves. $4.00(,7.50.
iiutjs Keceipta, 7.0U0 head. Market 6 'a 10c
lower; bulk of sales, 18.25; heavy, $X.2fxy 8.35;
packers and butchers. 18.354iS.65: light. $8.65
.7&.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4,000
head. iMarket steady; lambs, ti.7fyii7.5;
yearlings, 14.26fa6.0o: Wethers. $3.7644.25:
ewes, $3.26414.00; stockers and feeders, $2.60u
.w.
4..
4..
6
1
4
14
14..
645 I 10
730 3 ft
623 8 84
, 107 8 86 "
, 874 8 40
, 771 .8 4I,
135 1 46
8 Ill l 46
14...
11.'.'..
., IIS
. . Ml I 10
., 175 I 70
.. MS 1 65
.. 113 1 IS
. r,i 4 21
.. 440 4 26
..1063 6 26
WESTERN? NEBRASKA.
t heifers... 748 S 05
cows 956 t 00
1 bull 1370 8 40
calves... 187 $75
4 cows..... 917 2 65
ca. ft hfs. 757 S 10
16 cows 79 2 70
t feeders.. 481 ( 40
18 feeders.. 644 $ 50
12 feeders.. 768 $ 40
I-cows 90S 2 60
1 bull 1100 S 36
I calve... 126 8 04
7 cows 842 2 70
22 cows 827 1 55
steers.. ..1128 4 25
7 feeder.. 710 4 00
14 calve... 272 6 00
6 calve,.. 164 6 75
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 28. WHEAT July
$1.22; FJeptember, $l.Val-224; L'ecembt-r
8L10VeC1.10-: cash. No. 1 hard. 81.28: No.
northern, $1.22; No. 2 northern, $1.181.18
No. 8 northern. ll.LOJ.l.li.
FLAXJiKEO Closed at $3 45.
CORN No. $ yellow, 64h63u.
OATS No. t white, 424420. . .
' RYE No. 1 72iij74c.
BfUN-Jn 100-lb. acks, $2 .OOQ'2 .50.
FLOUR First patents (In wood, f. o. b.
Minneapolis), $6.oi$ti.00; second patents,
r6.0O(j.6.t4); first clears, $446(84.56; second
clears, $3.!su3.50.
Treasary Statement.
WASHINGTON. July M.-Th eondiUon
of th treasury at th beginning o bust
ties today wa aa follower
Trust Funds-Gold coin, $SS7.8n.66S; silver
duMars, $4t8.O44,0u0; silver dollars of 1S.
$l.tki8,000; silver certificate outstanding,
4SS.044.0U0.
tienerl Fund: Standard (liver dollar In
general fund, $3.$4A,156; ourrvnt liabilities.
I43.2l7.5t3: working balanc In treaaury of
fice, $2K.4:U,kl: In bank to credit of treas
ury t! th United Stat. $38.fxi6.0i: sub-
Metal Marlsat.
NEW TORK. July 28.-8tandard copper
market firm; spot and future. $11.20 U. 30.
London market weak; spot price, 60; fu
tures, 55 lis d. Lak. $12.6212.87;
electrolytic, $L2.67Vki&12.62; caatlngs, $12.12
fj 12.37. Tin market steady; spot and
futures, 8&.04'j.26. London market
ttsdy; pot price, 149; - futures, 160.
Lead quiet. $4 26(0 4.46, New York and $4 20
64.424, East St. Loula. Spelter quiet; $6 50
U6.60, New oYrk. and I4.frt4.0S, East St.
Louis. London spot pric 21 12 4d. Iron
market quiet locally. In London Clvland
warrant wr quoted at 4cs 10 d.
Mllwank Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE, July 28. FLOVR Dull.
WHEAT No. 1 northern, $l.a4tul.26w,;
No. 2 northern. $1 22jjl.23; feptenioer, $1.(K
j 1.0S4. '
OATS-4OJJ40HC. t
BARLEY Samples. 65j58c.
.
Tb Key to th Situation Be Want Ads.
6 calves... 418 2 25
18 steers.... U38 a 70
E. B. Arnold.
17 cow 864 S 86
Charles Hoyt
7 steers... .1202 4 86 10 steers.. ..1202 3 85
WESTERNS.
Rocky Mountain Cattl Co. Wyo,
26 heifers-. 681 a 80 7 heifers.. 642 3 50
124 heifers.. 805 8 90 148 cow.... 955 4 15
53 cow 846 8 45 12 cow 9u2 2 SO
Antler Land ft Cattle Co. Wyo.
4 steers.... 917 4 60 14 steers. ...1114 4 60
WESTERNS.
B. E. Betohennr Neb,
( cows 1016 3 96 21 cows 924 3 (6
E. A. McFAll Neb,
6 heifers... 9!6 8 80 8 cows 1000 3 35
1 cows 815 3 50
W. A. Qulraby-8. D.
I rows 887 3 76 41 steers.. -.1017 3 75
S6 feeder.. 1109 4 50 17 steers.. ..1020 $05
WESTERNS WYOMING
24 cows 844 3 65
rows M 3 96
38 cows 878 3 15
2 oows 973 4 26
10 cows 1070 4 40
7 cows 764 2 70
10 cows 913 3 SO
117 oows.... IK 190
48 cows 8M5 3 60
3 bulls 1820 3 4c
t bulls 1250 S 55
68 steers.... 751 1 60
39 cows S06 2 70
3 steers.... (it) 8 35
Pr.
8 60
3 00
5 16
3 25
8 75
8 60
. 8 00
4 15
4 16
415
Keoordi Show Mr. Culver Owes Nine
Hundred People, with Property
in Wife'! Uame.
Franklin M. Culver of Bnon has filed
in th office of th clerk of th United
State court her on of tha most tcullr
petitions In bankruptcy syer put on th
records, perhaps.
Mr. Culver Is a poultry raiser -. whose
plaoe Is located just outside th city limits
of Benson. He schedules assets of $12,766,
which includ th real property standing in
th nam of his, wife. This, th petition
says, Mrs. Culver I willing to turn, In for
tha benefit of creditors. Tha liabilities total
$12,813.87 and th creditor number over $00.
They are scattered from Main to Alaska
and Include people In Mexico and Canada
and all the territory in between. The
amounts In the majority 'of cases are small,
apparently being money received through
the malls for eggs or chickens which hav
not been delivered.
Mr. Culver was evidently a very extensive
advertiser, Judging from the scope of coun
try In which he gathered orders. No expla-'
nation is offered for the failure to fill the
orders. The Culver ehlckea raising plant Is
quite an extensive affair, from the list of
equipment attached to th petition, one
brooder house alone being listed at $2,000.
Persons familiar with the Culver place say
the later investigation will show that Cul
ver probably put most or all of th mony
received into perfecting the plant,'
Ht. Lonts Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. July 2S. CATTLE Receipts,
7,2oO-head. Including 6,800 Texan; market
10c lower; native shipping and export steers,
.ian.V): dreBsed beef und butcher steer.
i6.Ouui7.76; steer under 1.000 lbs.. $6,7546.90:
stockers snd feeder, $3,2516.60; cow and
helfeis, 13.60117.26; canners. !2.60to2.7D: bulls.
83.2ou6.75; calves, l'.bVw.W: Texas and In
dian steers, $4.uog7.26; cows and heifers,
nous Receipts. 8.600 head: market 16c
lower: pigs Snd lights. lS.0CKa5.16; packers.
$8.4098.60; butchers and best heavy, $8.5txt
.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1,800
head: market steady: native muttons. $3.75
r4.2; iambs, $6.267.36; culls and bucks,
$2,5048.50; stockers, $2.60(3.75.
Black and White
Have Race Riot
taliana and Negroes Battle with
Shovels and Revolvers at
Scene of Work.
Several revolver shots ware fired and
hovel were used a weapons In a race
riot between negro and Italian workman
at Forty-sixth and Dodge streets about 7
o'clock Thursday morning. The participants
were employes of the telephone company .
at work digging a ditch at that point. -
It was reported that the two racial fac
tions had figured In several previous quar
rels, not being able to get along together,
and the flame of hatred burst Into fury
and a fierce fight for the first time Thurs
day. A negro Is said to have struck an
Italian over the head with a shovel first.
He was driven away by the other Italians.
Later the negro 'returned with allies carry
lng guns, and the shooting began.. When
the police arrived peace had been restored.
with several negroes missings Th police
auto took out a load of c-ffloer -who went
to searching throught the fields for th men
who did the shooting. 1 -
Ctloasro Utra mark Market,
CHICAGO. Julv 18. CATTLE Receipts
5,000 head. Market' dull to weak. Beeves
$4.708.26-; Texas steers. 13.604i6.60: western
steers, 84.7b(jj6.ou; stockers and feeders, $400
tj.Zo; oows ana hellers, lz.wgy.4U, calves,
$6.5013-8.75.
HOUS-Recaipt. 19,000 head. Market
weak. Light, $8.55(Q8.95; mixed. $8.268.1
heavy, $7.908.70; rough. $7.8Vg8.20: good to
choice heavy. $8.20(8.70; pigs, $3.55.00. Bulk
01 sales, is. &oas. 70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 18,000
ilea a. juarxet strong. Native, 82.70H4.6O;
western, -mI.ooah.do; yearlings, $4.505.76
lambs, $4. 50a 5.70; western, $4.75(7.00.
St. Jasepk Lire Stock Blarket.
BT. JOSEPH, July 28 CATTLE Re
ceipts, - 2,600 neaa; market, slow; steers,
4.507.60; cows . and heifers, $2.EO$6.00,
calves, $3,006(8.00.
HOUS Receipt, 7,000 head; market 10llc
lower; top, s ; puik or sales, 8.80ii8.b&.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 1,500
head; market a Shad lower; steady; lambs,
s4.uvu-1.1a.
Slack la Right.
Recelpta of live stock at the five principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Shep.
South Omaha.
St Joseph
Kansas City...
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals
2.600
2.6UO
...10,000
... 7,200
... 6.000
8.000 4.000
7.0110 1.600
7,000 4,000
8,600 1.6U0
19,000 JS,M
.73,200 49,500 29,300
HOGS Sharp reaction in hog values de
veloped on a fully normal eupply this morn
ing, but trad wa vcn more erratic than
it wa yeiterday, hog of similar weight
and quality selling at figures lOtglte apart.
In a general way th avereg marktt wa
pretty close to 16c lower than yesterday's
trade, sales in both division showing de
clines of 100200.
Shippers bought sparingly, as ha been
th cas on most days lately, and clearance
was left to packers. Demand from all
quarters was backward throuahout and
nioveimnt (low and uraggv. Heavy bogs
OMAHA GE.-VEHAL MARKETS.
Staple aad Faaey Pnise trles Far
lebea) by Harors sal Wksleaalera.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1, delivered to
in retail traae in 1-10. cartons, wo; fio. L
In 10-lb. tubs, 29o; No. 8. In 1-lb. cartons!
27c; No. 2. in 60-lt. tubs, 26V4jc; packing
iiuva, euuu dairy, iu ou-io. tubs,
2c. Markst changes every Tuesday.
CHEESE Twins, lTVio; young Americas
1!)c: daisy. ISc: triolets. .8c: llnhtirr k
No. 1 brick, 17o- Imported Swiss, Hoc: do-
mesne nniia, nv, uiuva owias, c.
POULTRY Dressed broilers, 23c; hens
16c: cocks, 10c; ducki. 18c; seese. 15c: tur.
geys, xxc; pigeons, per aos., i.&o, homer
squabs, Pr dux., $4 On; fancy squabs, pur
do.. $3 50; No. L Per dux.. I3.oj. aik-
broiler, 16c; hens, 12c; oil roosters. 7c; old
ducks, full feathered, llo: ges. full fi h.
cred, lor.; turkeys, 19c; guinea fowls, 300
eacn; pigeons, per aox., 00c; nomera, per
00a, m w squaus, no. a, per ao., l.uU; fso.
3, per dos.. IjO.
FISH (all fron) Plckrel, 12c; whlt
tlah, 14c; plka, 15c; trout, 15c; larg crap,
pies, 20c; Spanish mackerel, 18c; eel, lie;
haddock. 13c, flounders, 18c; green catfish
Ur; buffalo, 8c; halibut, 10c; white perch,
9c; bullheads, 14c; roe shad, $1.00 each;
shad roes, yr pair, 50c; frog legs, per dog.,
30c; salmon, 15c.
UEfcr CUTS Rib: No. 1. 15Vc; No. J,
14c; No. 3, 'io. Loin; No. 1, i;,c; No. 2.
General Strike in
Builders' Trades
Eighteen Thousand Men , Quit Work
at live 0'Clock Grows Out of
Otis Elevator Fig-lit. " '
CHICAGO, July Zt-A. general strike ot
building trade was decided upon at to
day's conference of .thirty-seven unions.
which met In a final effort to obtain a
settlement with th Otla elevator company.
The strike was called at 6 o'clock today
and affects 18,000 men..
Efforts to have the carpenters, electrical
workers, bricklayer, . plasterer, holslng
engineers and laborers Join In the building
trades strike were without success tonight.
and contractors declare that th attempted
general strike has flailed. These unions
that have refused to take part in th trades
war are the strongest numerically In the
Chicago building Industry. It la ld that
les than 1,000 men hav responded to th
strike call.
1808.1010
JohnMuirSfJ,
.SPrXLUISTS In
Odd Lots
Distance from the market no
longer prevents tradlm In stocks
and bonds. Under our . plan ot
monthly payments you can buy and
rest secure against sudden breaks
in tbe markst. . .
Bend for Circular Ne. 16 "Odd Lot
Investment."
Member Nw York Stock Exchange,
71 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Herbert B. GooGh Go
Broker and Dealers
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